I wonder if they can summon the EMH and have his ear regenerated / fixed.
Maybe that would help him be more focused.
Spoilers Star Trek: Prodigy 1x03 - "Starstruck"
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Maybe that would help him be more focused.
Why would he? It's not like every Tellarite in the Galaxy is in constant communication with each other.
Hasn't the Federation spanned the Beta and Alpha Quandrants ever since they came up with the quadrant thing? In fact Earth is pretty much on the border.
Yep, and Qo'noS and Romulus are in the Beta Quadrant so humans have had contact with species in both quadrants since the 2150s, before the Federation even existed.
No kidding.
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Now that we're under way, I'm starting to get a feel for the show, and I already like some aspects of it. The animation is good (dwarf star scenes, various SFX scenes all well done), music is good, as said before, but it's characterization and story line that will win me over, and Rok-tahk is already shaping up to be my favorite character, while Dal continues to be my least favorite. Granted, it's early, and he may get better, but for the moment he's just annoying and gets in the way of me actually enjoying moments in the show. He's kind of the loud blaring horn during tense moments more than anything.
Gwyn's got a lot of potential, and it's clear that she has better decision making capacity compared to Dal, at least for the moment. Unfortunately, her wanting to return to her home keeps her from being effective.
Janeway explaining the concept of the Federation was interesting. That she used liberty explicitly may be a way of underscoring what our characters have been lacking for so long. It ties into what Rok-tahk was saying to Gwyn later in the brig when she brought her food. I'd like to see more focus on that, and I think we will.
So yeah, with things getting organized into a general idea of where they might go, I'm curious to see what comes next. So I gave this one a 6/10. It has potential.
Gwyn's got a lot of potential, and it's clear that she has better decision making capacity compared to Dal, at least for the moment. Unfortunately, her wanting to return to her home keeps her from being effective.
Janeway explaining the concept of the Federation was interesting. That she used liberty explicitly may be a way of underscoring what our characters have been lacking for so long. It ties into what Rok-tahk was saying to Gwyn later in the brig when she brought her food. I'd like to see more focus on that, and I think we will.
So yeah, with things getting organized into a general idea of where they might go, I'm curious to see what comes next. So I gave this one a 6/10. It has potential.
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Oh, I'm sure she believes they have potential. That I have no doubt, but she's likely referring more to them becoming close comrades and friends, finding ways to survive. She doesn't specify, and what is unsaid is almost as important as what is said.
I see what you did there.
I don't have a problem with Tellarites in the Delta Quadrant, or Lurians or Caitians or Medusans, or even Brikar, because these could all be ancient powers, for all we know, who might have lost colonies or generation ships that reach far into the Delta Quadrant. I also don't have an issue with a Kazon slaver being out near the Beta Quadrant border, possibly fifty years or more from his home turf, because that was a slave race and he specifically may have high-tailed it away with his sect the minute the Trabe weren't looking.
It's just the sheer number of Alpha/Beta powers toiling away in Solum's mine that raises eyebrows. It's not like the Hagemans don't realize this, too. They featured a Tellarite among the holographic Frederation powers, onscreen next to Jankom, Janeway acknowledges her knowledge of Tellarites, and there's
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This will be explained. Just not sure when.
It's just the sheer number of Alpha/Beta powers toiling away in Solum's mine that raises eyebrows. It's not like the Hagemans don't realize this, too. They featured a Tellarite among the holographic Frederation powers, onscreen next to Jankom, Janeway acknowledges her knowledge of Tellarites, and there's
stated to be a Tellarite Starfleet doctor in future episodes
This will be explained. Just not sure when.
It doesn't warrant explanation.
Has anyone given any hint to what year it is?
I mean, what is the likelihood that the harmonic resonance somatic accretion field of those cave crystals could preserve a starship for ... oh I don't know ... say, 800 years?
I mean, what is the likelihood that the harmonic resonance somatic accretion field of those cave crystals could preserve a starship for ... oh I don't know ... say, 800 years?
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The year is 2383, according to the official show synopsis.
Source: https://www.startrek.com/news/everything-we-know-about-star-trek-prodigy
Ah. Well that's more boring.
I'm assuming then that the black box thingy is a slip stream that they're going to unlock and then of the season.
I'm assuming then that the black box thingy is a slip stream that they're going to unlock and then of the season.
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Probably something to that effect. The Protostar is definitely an experimental ship, which is why it likely ended up in the Delta quadrant.
2383 could just be when the Protostar was launched/lost. For all we know, the show takes place centuries after that.
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Maybe, but everything indicates this is the time frame we're in now:
StarTrek.com said:
Well, it wouldn't exactly be the first time these PTB from-a-certain-point-of-viewed an intentional misdirect.
If everything indicates that, then what are Alpha Quadrant races doing in the Delta Quadrant only two years after Lower Decks? And Alpha Quadrant races who know nothing about the Federation, to boot?
that’s not even necessary: the Discovery looked in great shape after having been abandoned for centuries in Calypso.
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